Air Source Heat Pumps
Three units of heat for every unit of power
The cheapest way to heat an all-electric home — three units of heat for every unit of power, with the £7,500 government grant handled end to end by us.
Installed from
£2,000
Small 2-3 bedroom house, price shown after the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. Guide price only — confirmed at survey.
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seasonal efficiency vs 92% for gas
The numbers
Based on a typical average three-bedroom home. Watch the difference air source heat pumps makes to what you pay each year.
- 1Heat-loss survey and EPC review
- 2System design, radiator sizing and grant paperwork
- 3Installation over 2-4 days
- 4Commissioning, controls training and aftercare visit
Annual heating cost — electric-heated 3-bed home
£7,500 grant handled
We manage the Boiler Upgrade Scheme application and deduct it from your quote.
Room-by-room design
Full heat-loss calculation so the system runs at low flow temperatures and low cost.
Ideal for all-electric homes
No gas on the street? A heat pump replaces expensive electric heaters and storage heaters at roughly a third of the running cost.
Quiet operation
Modern inverter units run at around 40dB — quieter than a fridge at 3m.
Common questions
Do I need new radiators?
Sometimes a few need upsizing. The heat-loss survey tells us exactly which, before you commit.
Will it work in winter?
Yes. Units are rated to -20°C and are sized to your coldest design day.
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